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amazing method. the proper way of learning

This is really cool. Having fun with G2

Wow this is amazing work!

Great work!!

I'm so thankful for your tutorial!😀🌺

This is HUGE!!! Animate any Python Node Editor with a Simple @Decorator Oscillation 1. add a @Decorator to any python 3.0 script editor node 2. import time 3. specify what parameter inputs you want to oscillate with trigonometry 4. connect a trigger node to your python 3.0 node editor 5. “Voila!” UPLOAD ALL SUPPORT FILES AT: www.wickersonstudios.com lnkd.in/gJMEyKNN

I was literally thinking Bob Ross last stream! And also thankful that you dropped a banger while sounding so fatigued, but anyhow I have always seen you as an Archmage; I never thought I would ever love math this much, almost surpassing my devotion to architecture. Thank you for showing us how to create a lever long enough and a fulcrum on which to place so we shall move galaxies!

holy fuck, gpt 4o has insane potential huh

Demonstration starts at 4:50 second mark...

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did i get your explanation right if get from it that I just need to write down to command line "pip install numpy" to use numpy inside grasshopper?

You are good at coding. It is there any way to code a timer in Grasshopper that have a reset buton and that don't began to run as soon as I am opening the GH definition? I do found a few ones but all of them do began to run as soon as I am opening the definition which is pointless. I do need a counter that began to run only when it is triggered by some True boolean state. I do need this to trigger a few Elefront Bake components but only when the output geometry it is ready for export. I do still use Rhino7. Thank you.

Thank you very much for your tutorials. I wanted advanced grasshopper tutorials and I found it. You are among the best

Where can i get the file Mr Micheal?

have all your nodes been converted to c sharp? Is it possible to buy them from you?

This is an awesome video.

Hi Sir! I have problem while working in Grasshopper. I want to Unroll the Truncated Pyramid, before that i want to run the command UnjoinEdge, and automatically select the side edges. But i can't do this. Can you solve this problem for me? Thank you so much!

Really cool video Michael. Thank you for the great work. I'm having some issues setting up the ghhops-server and Flask . Basically it asks me to install CMake and then it doesn't build the rhino.exe instance. I cannot find any solutions for this issue in the rhino forum. Can you point me in any direction?

That's awesome!

What happened to all your videos? Didn't you have a bunch with C# and Hops? I caught a few of your live videos and had several saved. If you've moved to another platform, where can I follow your content?

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After a failing attempt in gh_remote just like you said I will try this method. The incompatibility of the Python version with external libraries was very problematic in the class element. Thanks for the vid!

thanks for videos, but Video resolution is low

This is lovely. As a bit of a funny note, I saw the title and went "Homage? Grant is dead?". Thanks for doing what you do!

You have an amazing experimenting skills

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subscribed, the video is very engaging

Im attempting to use this with a virtual environment not created by anaconda. I have python 2.7, numby, matplotlib, and ghpython remote on this python 2.7 virtual environment, but when I link the folder location of the python 2.7 exe file, it is unable to reference those libraries. Im unsure if this is because I did it without conda, or if something else is happening?

remove the chatgpt addon, it steals data

Thanks Mr Michael I want scrip for exporting coordination xyz with shown point number on the model Exporting to Excel sheet

Great video. Here's a tip from a fellow grasshopper user: You may know this, but you can double click on the slider of number slider to type a number directly - that way you don't need to lock/unlock the solver when editing.

can't hear anything. Maybe re-upload this one with the sound fixed. Thank you

Very cool video! You can also use e.g. answer.strip() method to remove the whitespaces before and after the output string. I have written my own component to not only request through API, but also execute the answer code directly in the component and output the geometry rather then copy/pasting into an additional python script instance. If you re interested I can share it with you.

Great stuff!

Also, can you add a link to the ChatGPT node? Or a link to Peter Davis. Thanks!

This is so exciting! As an architect, it will be interessting to se what can be created with ChatGPT in combination with coding.

To Fix It Use : x = x.astype(dtype="float") then x = x.astype(dtype="int")

Super epic

There is also a Python component in Gh

I had an interesting experience with chatGPT trying out some generic C# and Python programs. But it seems that copilot has a better understanding of the RhinoCommon SDK. I'm going to give it a try with Copilot. I think that AI coding has the potential to revolutionize programming in the future. Instead of writing low-level code, we would simply provide high-level instructions for the logic of the program. This would make programming much more accessible and efficient. I'm excited to see where copilot and other similar tools go in the future.

when is the code executed ? when you save the file ?

I’ve been looking for this workflow. Thank you.

Why are you burning perfectly good wood?!?